>December 1941
>-40C in Moscow
>December 2015
>+10 in Moscow
Dumb cunt shoulda invaded in 2015.
>>456976
The frost actually enabled the Germans to push a bit further forward, as the autumn mud froze.
The real problem was overrunning the supply infrastructure, a problem caused by distance, not temperature.
>>456989
Because they kept advancing even to the very end of their supply lines in '41
Why did the Eternal ANGLO KILL innocent Aryan women and children during the second boer war?
What have Aryans done to get killed this brutal?
>>456797
The Brits essentially set up the camps to remove civilians from the conflict and mismanaged them so badly that they became starvation camps. The High command, giving little to no fucks, tried to cover it up unsuccessfully.
And there you have it, Bongs set up the first modern concentration camp, and have yet to apologize for it. But then again, compared to the numbers of Irish they starved this was chumps work.
The only reason people starved in the Boer war was axis bombing disrupting supply lines, prove me wrong
> le eternal Anglo may may :^)
Oh, it's a shit post. Carry on.
Has there ever been a successful peasant revolt in history?
Does Maoism count?
>>456687
30 years war?
French Revolution?
>>456687
American Revolution
What single action has had the greatest effect on the modern world?
>>456051
>effect
Either the big bang or god depending on your cosmology.
You meant affect.
First self replication of a atom.
Gavrilo Princip pressing the trigger.
What are the beliefs of Pantheism?
How do I into Pantheism?
Do Pantheists have any religious or mystic practices?
Off the bat, it seems like you're only interested in becoming Pantheist because you think "intellectuals like Einstein are Pantheists!"
Pantheism is just atheism with different semantics, bruh. That's the whole point of Spinoza using it, so he could be the exact same thing as an atheist but then say he wasn't one.
>>454356
Depends, there is a wide variety of people in pantheism. Some of them treat it as literal truth and subscribe to all sorts of ideas of universal consciousness and such that have no scientific support. Others use it as a metaphor, not really treating the universe as a god but using religiously inspired language to describe it.
Did she do anything wrong?
>>454048
Losing her head was fairly careless.
>>454048
No more than any other royal cunt. She just did it at the wrong time in the wrong place.
Was a beautiful foreigner noblewoman. Guilty by definition.
Did they use wheels in pre-columbian times? I'm very curious about their understanding of technology.
why did the spaniards burn all the books?
How old was this civilization really?
Why were the big towns like Tikal abandoned on arrival of the spaniards?
>there was very little to no metal in these regions
Is this true?
pre-columbian history thread
I'd also like to draw a accurate representation of different pre-columbian citizens, but I found no scientific description of their appearance.
I would be interested in the children toys and clothes of free citizens (I assume they had slaves too?)
Azteks and Mayans had wheeled toys, but there were no wheeled carts whatsoever in the continent.
bump
How did a group of scattered barbaric tribes eclipse the Roman Empire and evolve into the most powerful and influential human lineage that the world has ever known?
>stolen crops
>stolen technologies
>other stolen wealth
They're basically just thieves.
FRANCE
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Also Catholicism. But mostly France.
>>453311
>imblying the Romans didn't loot the Med and western Europe, most notably Greece, of everything of cultural or temporal significance that wasn't nailed down and much of what was
What would have happened if Germany would have won WW1?
How would Europe look like after Germany's victory?
It would look like Europe
I wonder if there are any documents remaining from WWI Germany where its leaders laid out or proposed what they would do in case of a victory.
>>452483
This is exactly my question.
Why was it so hard to be a Jew in Europe?
>>449992
It's always been hard to be a Jew period. One of the most isolated groups in history.
>>449992
Because Europeans don't like getting ripped off.
because money-lending and banking jobs were seen as unholy or greedy by the religious people of the time and the jews did all these jobs. So they carried out pograms to take all the wealth back usually. Something like this?
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDejwCGdUV8
So /his/, after watching this video and listening to their evidence, what does /his/ think of pre ice age civilzations?
>How old do you think the oldest human civilization ACTUALLY is?
>Do you think Gunung Padang, Dwarka, Gobekli Tepe, and Atlantis are bullshit?
> How can these ancient underwater ruins be explained, how can we explain the thousands of years of erosion of the sphinx's body, but not its head?
Here are some .edu sources.
>http://www.academia.edu/11407271/Evidence_of_Lost_Cultures_from_The_Last_Ice_Age_Gunung_Padang-Indonesia_and_Gobekli_Tepe-Turkey
>http://www.academia.edu/17039163/_PRIETO_M.A.1985_ARCHAEOLOGY_OF_YONAGUNI_JIMA._JAPAN
>>449745
>Do you think Gunung Padang, Dwarka, Gobekli Tepe, and Atlantis are bullshit?
One of these is not like the others.
>>450055
They're all fairly unique, which one did you mean?
>>450275
Atlantis hasn't been found so its probably it
How was hell depicted before Dante's Divine Comedy?
A giant mouth, filled with flames a demonstration to torment you.
>>449628
*flames and demons
why don't you read it and find out faggot
Was he a power hungry emperor? Was he a righteous man spreading enlightenment values across Europe?
What is your opinion on Napoleon?
>>448692
Waged a war of justice against the eternal anglo and the archaic ideas of monarchy.
I think Ney should get more of the fame, however.
>>448692
He was a righteous power hungry emperor spreading enlightenment values across Europe
>>448709
This. It's true he was a dictator, but he actually made some pretty great decisions (Lyceés or the Napoleonic Code, for example).
>annihilated Christianity
>annihilated morality
>annihilated equality
>annihilated feminism
>annihilated historians
>annihilated philosophers
>annihilated nihilism
>annihilated fixed ideas
Best philosopher ever general. Who here has read Daybreak or the Untimely Meditations?
>>448478
And yet, whatever Nietzsche says, the ego is still an illusion.
Does he ever reflect on that, on the idea of self? I've only read Beyond Good and Evil.
>>448488
>Does he ever reflect on that, on the idea of self?
Absolutely he does. In The Gay Science.
>>448488
Nietzsche says in Ecce Homo too that the purely selfish and the purely selfless actions are both lies, which I think summarizes his type of view perfectly.
Did the Tokugawa did anything special to win the Sengoku Jidai or were they just a clan like all others?
Did the Tokugawa do something different or was the Sengoku Jidai just a big lottery of whatever clan survives the braw becomes shogun?
we wuz shogunz and shiet
>>440218
>Oda
If a bird doesnt sing, kill it
>Toyotomi
If a bird doesnt sing, make it
>Tokugawa
If a bird doesnt sing, wait for it
>>440218
A lot of it is just the way it happened to work out. Ieyasu's clan was actually the opposite of special. They were relatively small and weak and sandwiched between some powerful clans like the Imagawa and Oda. The local politics saw they allying with the Oda around the time the military genius Nobunaga made his big power play. They rode that wave until Nobunaga died, then managed to bide their time instead of fighting the genius statesman Hideyoshi. The reason they ended up in charge is because Hideyoshi died without a mature heir, basically leaving the actual power with the vassals, among whom the Tokugawa were the most powerful after sticking with that franchise for so long.
The main characteristic other than circumstance that puts the Tokugawa in charge is Ieyasu's cleverness, patience, and opportunism. As the old saying goes.
Nobunaga pounds the wheat.
Toyotomi bakes the bread.
Ieyasu eats the bread.
